Cousin Hunter and Mary Margeret's daughter, Maureen (Mo) Hollar, got married Friday evening to Danny McKenna.
The wedding was held at the King Family Vinyards in Crozet (about 15 miles west of Charlottesville), Virginia.
It rained most of the day so they decided to be safe and put up a tent. Thankfully, the rain stopped and the weather was lovely.
(This overview was "borrowed" from my cousin's FB wall. Thanks, Quentin!)
It rained most of the day so they decided to be safe and put up a tent. Thankfully, the rain stopped and the weather was lovely.
Click on any photo for a larger version.
I knew the bride would be beautiful.
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| Presenting Mr. and Mrs. Danny McKenna |
The back of Maureen's dress was beautiful, too. The simplicity reminded me of the good taste and simplicity of Kate Middleton's dress in the recent royal wedding.
The bride's mother, Mary Margaret, dancing the night away.
Isn't there a nursery rhyme about "Pretty girls all in a row..."
Ed and I were honored to be invited.
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The Father's Toast
Parents of the bride, Hunter and Mary Margaret Hollar with the bride's grandmother, Thelma Hollar
After a luscious dinner of roast duck and steak, the cake was cut and the dancing continued.
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| Mike and Sarah Hill Buczynski, Mo's sister |
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| Barry & Jane Hollar, Mo's uncle |
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| Sharon Harman and Bo, her beau |
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| Lee and Brenda Branner |
Bob Ring, Hunter's high school friend. I hadn't seen him for about 40 years!
The show stealer of the evening was Mo's little niece who was the flower girl. She was so intense about dropping every petal in her basket. She got to the front and had some petals left over so she walked back and forth a bit until that last petal was gone. 
She also made a grand entrance into the reception. It's such a joy to watch a child before they become self-conscious.
A picturesque setting, charming people, delectable food, and a rockin' live band created a wedding that was a true celebration
of the GREAT LOVE
of Maureen and Danny McKenna.
Best wishes for a joyful life together!
3 comments:
What a beautiful setting for a beautiful bride! It seems as if Maureen should still be that 11-year-old who used to come and play with Claire sometimes in the summer.
Tell Ed for me that his tie was snazzy. I liked your outfit too, of course!
What a beautiful place for a wedding. Everything was just gorgeous! The bride and groom make a lovely couple! Thanks for sharing the pics Mary.
anita says...Thanks for sharing the beautiful piotures!
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